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The hospital was erected to commemorate those who served in World War One.

The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Pinnaroo Memorial Hospital was carried out on Saturday afternoon. The gathering was a huge success. Ideal sunny weather prevailed and there was a large and representative attendance. The stone was laid by Dr. B. H. Morris (Inspector-General of Hospitals), on behalf of the Hon. J G. Bice, who was called away suddenly to Melbourne on urgent Wheat Board affairs.The Advertiser (Adelaide), 14 December 1921.